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How to prepare financially for older age? La Nación forum explores the question in San Carlos

From La Nación · () Spanish

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  • A La Nación forum in San Carlos examined financial preparation for retirement and life after leaving the workforce.
  • Experts said preparation should cover financial security, physical and cognitive health, and a personal plan for later life.
  • The event addressed whether a basic pension will be enough and how people can plan their income in time.

Older age should not come as a surprise at 65, according to a La Nación forum held in San Carlos.

Experts in pensions and banking discussed how people can prepare for retirement and what they should do afterward. Their recommendations went beyond financial planning, emphasizing physical and cognitive health as well as a personal life project.

The forum also explored whether a basic pension will be enough to support people in old age. Planning income early, the event’s description says, can help people approach this stage of life with greater peace of mind.

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